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after the overwhelming support for EGO-SNAKE, i’m excited to share EGO-BIRD 100,000 hours of pov bird footage to train the next generation of autonomous drones

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🚨 the Philippines just declared an "energy emergency".. they import 95% of their crude oil.. and diesel prices have nearly doubled since February.. inflation hitting 5.1% this year.. the Philippines has no troops in the Middle East.. no stake in Iran's nuclear program.. no seat at any table where this gets decided.. they're literally 5,000 miles from the Strait of Hormuz.. and they're already in their biggest energy crisis ever.. this is what a war at a chokepoint actually does.. it doesn't stay there.. it travels.. it shows up in the price of a jeepney ride in Manila.. a kilo of rice in Cebu.. a generator in Mindanao.. 115 million people who had nothing to do with any of this.. in 1973, the Arab oil embargo did the exact same thing.. developing nations got hit first and hardest.. paid for a war they didn't start.. 50 years later, same chokepoint, different country.. and the Philippines won't be the last one you hear about.

Post-Pandemic Week 49 2025 Update The Bad News: Excess Cancer Mortality has accelerated beyond even its old elevated trend. Elevated at 10.1% over baseline. PFE here is only 1.1-pts of this excess (11%). Perhaps this is why we have observed elevated cancer treatment expenditures, diagnoses, drug allocations, and new patient social chatter — all inflecting in relation to the very same strike point (Week 14 of 2021). This is not good news, and overshadows all the other good or encouraging news about US Mortality trends. The signal is clear. TES was right to have raised the alarm over this signal 5 years ago. 😑

People in loving, supportive relationships heal significantly faster from physical wounds and illnesses than those in hostile or socially isolated environments. Research from The Ohio State University, led by psychoneuroimmunologist Dr. Janice Kiecolt-Glaser, has shown that couples experiencing high conflict heal wounds up to 40–60% more slowly than those in supportive relationships. This difference is largely driven by stress biology: supportive relationships lower cortisol, the stress hormone that suppresses immune function. At the same time, positive social bonds increase oxytocin and dopamine, which calm inflammation and enhance cellular repair processes. Together, these findings demonstrate that emotional connection is not just psychological comfort—it directly influences the body’s ability to heal.

BREAKING🚨: Breakthrough trial shows stem cell injections can regenerate inner-ear nerves and restore hearing.😮

🚨: For the first time, we are observing plants breathe in real time.